Mass Incarceration in the Land of the Free: Charting a Path Forward for the United States Criminal Justice System

This paper critically examines the evolution of U.S. criminal justice, focusing on the shift from rehabilitative to retributive models of punishment.

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October 24, 2024

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Irene Kim

2024 Cohort C Fellow (Senior Fellow, Outstanding Capstone)

Irene is a senior at Denver School of the Arts high school, where she studies visual art and design. She is passionate about public policy and youth activism and hopes to pursue economics in college.

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Other Fellowship Capstones

The Price of Staying Alive: The U.S. Government’s Role in Regulating Life-Saving Medicines

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